Offering Customised Services

Offering Customised Services

Started in year 2000, Mumbai based Alert Private Services (APS) is an integrated facilities management company offering an array of customised services like housekeeping, electrical & mechanical maintenance, HVAC (Operations & Maintenance), pest control, operations & maintenance of ETP/STP/WTP (effluent, sewage & water treatment plants), administration support and facade & glass cleaning.

Salim Shaikh, Managing Director, says, “Alert has 1600 workforce providing an array of housekeeping services in places like MIDC’s head office Udyog Sarathi, MMRDA’s head office and residential colony, MMTC at Kurla, Mahananda Dairy and SEEPZ. We also provide housekeeping services to Vidhan Bhawan but the important service there being the carpet cleaning.”

Besides important government offices, APS also provides housekeeping services to commercial complexes like Acruti Trade Center and Acruti Star in Mumbai. Salim says, “There are differences in providing services to government and private sector. Unlike the private sector, maintaining the government offices are difficult because there are guthka stains and beetle-nut juice spat on the walls, which are very difficult to remove. We have specially procured stain remover called “All-in-one,” supplied by a Punjab based company. Toilet cleaning is also a major issue in the government offices. We found that the level of cleanliness and hygiene is very low in this sector. Therefore, we have scheduled deep-cleaning on Saturdays and Sundays.”

Alert has around 20-25 scrubber driers, 15 wet & dry vacuums, eight auto-scrubbers, 12 high-pressure jets and 20 glass cleaning kits for façade.

Odour control in wastewater

In operation since May 1993, the Kolkata-based Shubh Chem is the supplier, distributor and importer of chemicals, catering to various industries like textile, leather, rubber, paper, bakery, paints, glass, metal, foundry, construction, pharmaceuticals and water treatment plants.

A specialist in wastewater treatment, odour treatment, leather and surface treatments, Shubh Chem’s products are eco-friendly, innovative and of high quality procured from leading MNCs in Europe.

Shubh Chem recently launched a ready-to-use; multi component active liquid named Biotol Fresh, which stops foul smell released from wastewater and its network systems during the biological process. Made in Germany, the liquid saves water, time and energy. “Using bleaching powder, caustic soda, phenyl, acid, aroma and other chemicals in the form of liquid, powder, tablet or spray, to do away with the odour problem at your private, social and business premises, may prove to be harmful. The toxic foul smell may cause unpleasantness, nervousness, vertigo, suffocation, allergy, irritation in the eye and even paralysis,” said K K Bagri, Managing Partner of Shubh Chem.

According to Bagri, Biotol fresh is ideal for waste water treatment plants because it prevents odour coming from Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) gas in the wastewater and even from the ETP & STP plants. It has also proved helpful for paper mills because the liquid has the ability to nuetralise foul smell emitting from the paper pulp. The liquid has application in building, hotel, mall, hospital, school, office, factory and municipal corporations. The liquid could be dropped into drains, sinks, pipes, basin, commode, bath tub, washing machine, water cooler, sewer, wet garbage and in wet bin. “Biotol can be applied even in urinals, but it is ineffective in controlling the odour of the ammonia gas from the urinals.”

Beside Biotol Fresh, Shub Chem also distributes marble polisher – Oxalic acid. Oxalic acid is not only effective on marble polisher but also effective on mosaic floor, slabs and even tiles.

Bagri feels that today the end users are aware of what they want. “When it comes to selecting products, I have noticed a remarkable increase in the level of awareness among the clients.”

 

Offering Customised Services

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